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Dentistry, in some form or another, has been practiced for at least 14,000 years, although tooth extraction and remedies for toothaches probably go back much further.

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PLOS and Uppsala University Announce Publishing Deal Uppsala University and the Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced two 3-year publishing agreements that allow researchers to publish in PLOS journals without incurring article processing charges (APC). The Community Action Publishing (CAP) agreement enables Uppsala University researchers to publish fee-free in PLOS Medicine and Biology. The Flat fee agreement also allows them to publish in PLOS ONE and PLOS’ community journals[1...

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Facial hair, health and practice in England 1650-1900.

Castlebar teacher offers alternative to traditional Leaving Cert exams Published: Friday, 12 February 2021 13:42 A Castlebar teacher is proposing ‘Open Access’ to university be used as an alternative to the traditional state exams for the Leaving Cert class of 2021. Joe Daly is a science teacher in St Gerald’s College and he believes the Leaving Cert exams are no longer a viable option this year, considering all the time students and teachers have lost. The ASTI member has advocated...

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Design and illustrations by Jade Cuevas Good morning, travelers. Instead of enjoying fancy dinners and romantic getaways, many of us will spend Valentine’s Day at home this year, as the pandemic continues to affect Southern California and beyond. In the spirit of staying home and staying safe, this week I’m bringing you virtual Valentine’s Day destinations that will take you from northern Italy to a national park in Utah. As always, my inbox is open for virtual or nonvirtual travel recomm...

Not for profit community groups are encouraged to submit applications for the latest round of the City of Perth's Community Wellbeing Grants. With...

Research involving farmers in Brazilian Amazon is first of its kind in Global South A common belief in nature conservation is that people need to “know nature” in order to care about it. However, new research has found that farmers in the Brazilian Amazon can develop strong connections with nature despite having little knowledge of local biodiversity – in this case local bird species. The study, led by researchers at UK and Brazilian institutions, and published in the journal People and N...